RE: Done dealIf there is no higher bid than SXR's bid it is because EMC is getting its due from SXR. We don't have to look very far back in time to see that "binding deals" have been overtaking by higher bids from 3rd parties. If the break up penalty of $55 M deters higher bids, then the SXR's offer isn't far off the mark. I still say that a forthcoming or not forthcoming higher bid is the litmus test of whether the SXR offer is a fair offer, not some subjective reaction, albeit it somewhat widespread amongst posters on this board, who think that the offer is below market. No third party (i.e., company) who thinks that EMC is worth more and is interested in acquisition will sit on its hands, especially in this M & A market and particularly in the uranium sector. Hence, from a financial point of view, there really isn't an issue for me. The market will make or already has made my decision.